megatomic haven’t looked into it on that level, I would just get notifications at the same time my phone 2 would

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    @DeaBrunner I’d like to know whether or not this has been considered by the team - having a comprehensive steps history within the CMF Watch App itself, since that’s pretty much the only statistic that only tracks the daily usage, while most of not all of the other stats have a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly round up.

    That was a strange omission the first time around and I’d hope that it’s been fixed for the Watch Pro 2.

    Also, are any of the software improvements coming to the Watch Pro 1 as well? At least the Google Health Connect integration would be a welcome addition, and so will the connection fixes as well.

      @tomkarbowski I had my WP1 paired with my NP2 and then also the CMF Phone 1. Both phones would notify me immediately of receiving an RCS message but my WP1 never, ever would. I reported the bug but the devs never fixed it.

      I’ve had the privilege of testing the CMF Watch Pro 2 over the past several months, alongside a dedicated group of users and the development team. This experience has been enlightening and enjoyable, giving me insight into the meticulous process behind product development and the opportunity to contribute valuable feedback.

      Design

      The CMF Watch Pro 2 sports a sleek, circular design, a departure from the square form of its predecessor. The aluminum body feels premium, and the option to change bezels is a fantastic addition, allowing users to easily customize their watch’s appearance. The watch is lightweight and comfortable to wear daily and even overnight. The silicone strap is comfortable, but for those who prefer different materials, the leather strap is easy to swap to.

      Display

      The screen on the CMF Watch Pro 2 is bright and sharp, making it easy to see even in direct sunlight. There are plenty of watch faces to choose from, which adds a fun, personal touch. The adaptive brightness feature worked great in my experience, adjusting the screen’s brightness based on the surrounding light, so you never have to fiddle with it manually. Everything looks crisp and clear, making it a joy to use every day.

      User Interface and Navigation

      The rotating crown is a standout feature, making navigation intuitive and precise. It’s particularly useful for scrolling through long menus without obstructing the screen. The user interface is fluid and responsive, thanks to continuous software updates that addressed initial bugs and improvements.

      Health and Fitness Tracking

      The Watch Pro 2 excels in health and fitness tracking. I found the heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, and exercise tracking functions to be accurate and reliable. The ability to sync health data with third-party apps like Google Health is also a welcome addition.

      Battery Life

      One of the most remarkable aspects of the Watch Pro 2 is its battery life. Even with all sensors active and the display set to medium brightness, the watch easily lasts over a week on a single charge. This performance is exceptional, especially compared to other smartwatches in the market above this price point.

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      I think the CMF Watch Pro 2 is a fantastic smartwatch. It combines style, functionality, and affordability in a really impressive way. I love the customizable design and the fact that it’s so reliable and has such a long battery life. It’s clear that the development team listened to our feedback and made continuous improvements, which shows in the final product.

      Whether you’re a casual user or a tech enthusiast, the CMF Watch Pro 2 has a lot to offer. It’s a great value for the price, and I think fans and new users alike will appreciate its thoughtful design and comprehensive features. I’m excited to see how people respond to it once it’s out in the world!

      so where are the hard review facts please that people want to know.

      1. RCS support is it fixed now and works?
      2. Same app as watch 1 or a new and improved experience?
      3. Google fit or connect support? Says on site so does it work as it should? Any issues?
      4. GPS does it keep syncing data like watch 1 or is that improved?
      5. App signing in issues fixed? Connection issues? Fixed?
      6. OS? not wear os so rtos or something else?

        I’d really like to know what wrist size the strap fits please

        Anonymous142

        1. RCS appears to be working
        2. Same app as Watch Pro
        3. As mentioned in my review, on android you can sync with health connect (so any third party apps that support that will be able to share your data) and there is also an option for Strava
        4. GPS does seem improved, no more widly incorrect location data during my testing
        5. Not had a problem with signing into the beta app versions that we were using
        6. I believe it is RTOS, same platform as Watch Pro so whatever the base software is for that

            Is the App going to get any significant update? Because it’s really bad right now, I’ll think about buying the Watch once they fix app experience.

            JayIllingworth

            No there isn’t. Like other sports on the watch it just opens a page that tracks your heart rate and kcal. You also have access to the media controls.

              Derren As mentioned in my review, on android you can sync with health connect (so any third party apps that support that will be able to share your data) and there is also an option for Strava

              show a screenshot of an application with this feature